Table 6.

Examples of hubs engaging underrepresented minorities in COVID-19 research

Institution	Theme Five Activities
Johns Hopkins University	Community Research Advisory Council provided input on study design, implementation and communications, developed Hope Registry to support COVID-19 study
SOCCER	Multi-institutional partnership with local COVID-19 research response groups engaged community expertise in devising and conducting COVID-related research, including COVID-19 vaccine clinical trials
Stanford Medicine Office of Community Engagement	Partnered with community for research recruitment in diverse racial/ethnic, especially Latinx communities
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences	Provided technical support in developing COVID-19-related community-engaged research
University of Florida	Continued to recruit participants to its HealthStreet cohort for linkage to all University of Florida research studies
University of California-San Francisco	Assembled a dedicated COVID-19 Research Patient and Community Advisory Board
USC	Worked with its Filipino community advisory board to transform an in-person randomized control trial to online participation, which was projected to allow a broader reach in California

SOCCER, Southern California Consortium of Community Engagement Resources (University of California-Irvine, University of California – Los Angeles, University of California – San Diego, University of Southern California, Scripps Health)